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Kirkus Reviews
“Plenty of opportunities for storytime jumps and laughs.”—Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
“This meditation on biodiversity makes its point with grace.”—Kirkus Reviews
Booklist
“Young sports fans are sure to find plenty of information about their favorite players in the Epic Sports Bios series.”—Booklist
People Magazine
“Take HIV/AIDS away from the book’s 36 first-person profiles, and it’s still a remarkable collection of stories about how pets, dogs in particular, can transform lives. But the resilience those particular stories convey is intentionally, inextricably linked to the sometimes deadly…
School Library Journal Online
“An enjoyable peek into the Brontë sisters’ origin stories, an excellent choice for libraries seeking dynamic graphic novels spotlighting literary figures.”—School Library Journal
Kirkus Reviews
“For instructional, therapeutic reading, with a dog narrator as the spoonful of sugar.”—Kirkus Reviews
School Library Journal
“[A]ims to inspire readers to take their own small steps to save ‘planet ocean’ . . . Libraries looking for newer titles on climate change will want to consider this one.”—School Library Journal
The New York Times Book Review
“These sensitively written, beautifully illustrated books restore this often-elided history while explaining the ensuing tragedy in a manner appropriate for children.”—New York Times Book Review
Kirkus Reviews
“Coccia scores with this gay athlete’s journey . . . Sweet heat melts the ice, and relationship woes guide growth.”—Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
“Though the story is engaging for reluctant readers, the way red flags and warning signs of predatory behavior are woven through the narrative is its greatest strength . . . An absorbing #MeToo story that will increase awareness.”—Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
“A thought-provoking problem novel about a teen’s journey to find a safe place to call home.”—Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
A solid, realistic reluctant reader title with an enticing video-game hook."—Kirkus Reviews
Jewish Book Council
“This story is recommended for its lighthearted approach to Israeli history and society.” — Michal Hoschlander Malen, Jewish Book Council
Jewish Book Council
“The graphic novel format makes it fully accessible to young readers and gives the story the urgency it demands.”— Leslie Kimmelman, Jewish Book Council
Foreword Reviews
“With a touch of color at its close, the book reminds children that, even as they grow and change, a piece of home is always with them.”—Foreword Reviews
Publishers Weekly
“Using primary sources to frame an alternative historical narrative, and asking readers to form their own conclusions, Wind sets out to fill some of those gaps, focusing primarily on the same-sex relationships or nonbinary identities of 12 well-known public figures.”—Publishers…
AJL Newsletter
“Without self-consciousness, The Singer and the Scientist recreates a time when these two communities worked together towards common goals.” — Marian Grann, retired teacher, co-author (with Janet Willen) of Five Thousand Years of Slavery and Speak a Word for Freedom: Women Against…
Historical Novel Society
“Stein’s story is not a coming-of-age story; it is a coming-together story.” — EDITOR’S CHOICE Melissa Warren, Historical Novel Society
Booklist
“This eclectic collective biography of Nobel laureates in physics, chemistry, and medicine is an excellent example of how a little creativity can turn a science lesson into something more memorable.”—Booklist
The Horn Book Magazine
“[T]his is a creative addition to the canon of immigration narratives . . . —The Horn Book Magazine
School Library Journal
“An easy sell for sports fans and reluctant readers, as well as an effective history resource . . .”—School Library Journal
School Library Journal
“This is a story that presents kids as true problem solvers. . . . an excellent STEM resource.”—starred, School Library Journal
The Horn Book Magazine
“[S]pectacular illustrations and awe-filled verse that portray and describe distant nebulae, black holes, exoplanets, and star clusters.”—The Horn Book Magazine
The Horn Book Magazine
“[F]illed with happy smiles and strong kicks. . . . A splendid nonfiction picture book.”—starred, The Horn Book Magazine